Biology, asked by ganeshsolanke707, 8 months ago

The photosynthetic cells in the interior of a leaf are what kind of cells?​

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Answered by sanchitanighot
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Palisade cells are a type of parenchyma cells that contain most of the chloroplasts in plant leaves. Given that they are located beneath the upper epidermis, palisade cells are well positioned to absorb light required for photosynthesis

Answered by devip649110
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Palisade cells are a type of parenchyma cells that contain most of the chloroplasts in plant leaves. Given that they are located beneath the upper epidermis, palisade cells are well positioned to absorb light required for photosynthesis.

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